New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
FIRM AMID A YELLING MOB.
TIE wIrHRRs PLUCK AT JEROME PARK.
STICKING TO CORRECT DUr UNPOPULAR DE-
f,ISION


STICKING TO CORRECT but UNPOPULAR DE-
CisIoN.
Can 1t be possible that Hayward is in his sec
ond childhoodI He has been riding
long. long time long enough one would
think to bear in mini where the winning posts are al
Jerome Park II true that the winning posts vary al
that track with the length OF the races, ana IL
Ia expected that in little while' "heh
tho English style OF finishing reaches Its perfect iu
fment some OF the finishes will take place In Madisoh
Square and some the Battery. But Hayward has had
vast experience has ridden races at Fordham
Hereafter will be well for the judges to call him up De-
fore every aud ask him he knows where inc nhsn
is The end of the third race, tho Dig hahoicap
OF the opening day. was grotesque enough 10 make
Peruvian mummy explode with laughter Eurus WI"
the favorte The distance mile and the finish was
opposite the betting stands There Mr. winners anu
Judge Monson soemnly stationed themselves IN little
open sentry box. Hayward forgot that the judges
were not in the usual place and made DO
effort until nearly reached the regl lar hnlsh ne Ito
then second. while volante was leading Inc race
was really long before Hayward made MS ehort'
Eurus responded nobly Murphy on Volante was
startled by Haywards sudden rush and the Thought
flashed through his mind that he had mistaken the hnsh
lnc SO no set at work ON Volante. Inc
two weltknown jockeys rode with trench
dous energy and the people began shouting
Eurus beat voante easily under Haywards drive. but
the true race had ended hundred yards earlier
How silly Hayward looked when he discovered his
blunder Some time In hoaryheadsd ago jockey ought
TO get beyond the that baby riders put In their
swaddlng clothes saddles may be paroned for com-
mltting
Il was An exciting day in other matters also. In the
fourth race Ten Booker sulked and even Mclaughlin
could not make him try Royal Arch and lie Logos came
down the hill in front Opposite the betting ring Royal
Arch swerved tho extreme outside and lie Logos on
the extreme inside by full head The whole width
OF the track between the two. great many dull
eyed spectators thought that Royal Arch the winner
and the hoistng OF the number Of lie Logos caused ire
,nendous outcry. crowd Of disappointed hackers OF
Royal Arch the ayorte. surged up to the judges stand
and cyclone OF hsses shouts and yes whzzed around
the ears Of Mr. withers the presiding Judge II was
elorous to unuioved trout the stern resolution
OF this Grand Old Man OF the American Turf. He was
,sght and no clamor could stir him m inch. Judge
Monson stood by his side. and the scene might have
reminded classical student Of the hour when the Goths,
having entered and burst into the Senate House.
found confronting them the venerable Fathers OF the
STATE stately asere and December cold in their per
pcndicular dignity As the legend OF the Goths
pIucked the beard OF Roman Senator. whereupon the
carucst old gentleman smotc MIN upon the crown with
a ygor that Captain Williams hEself could not surpass
I'm the days when the club more potent IN Madison
souars any Senator's sceptre wasin Macauays
aysor elsewhere Br Witnersdld not snie any one. but
when a bralen gel obector hurled out some excep
tionay yocnerous anu violent protests, MI "lthefs
Ven have you put of The track you don't make less
rhen You'll have to have half the people here put off
the track" yelled back the unab.shed champion OF
well. we ,riH have half the people put of Il his
necessary 10 preserve order" was the emphatic re-
Spouse ,,,, - - ,h s,or, ,ti,,,s
lie is no spccter OF persons and he hcsitaes TO
follow out his premises 10 their sylogisuc CONCLUSIONS
IA, matter Vi no may be- ut. -
The storm passed away in time All st0rms do. The
scrcaners FOR Royal Arch had no case Every person
competent Judge and in spot where he could look
aeross the hnisrline without an angie was sure mat
Is Iogos An instantaneous camera WAS on the
ground and n photograph OF the npish was tskch but
Inc camera beyond the finish line ana tue photo
glc and Is OF no value III may DC tat
In after ages finishes may be decided ny telescopes but
az present Mr. WIthers's good right eye vii! do.
Mclaughlin rode two winners Kingston ana ford-
lively finish Foriham the Nursery Stakes, Satan
second Los Angeles did not start 49,,
VIII Davis captured the strcpechase. nernaps
Referees owner Is satisfied with the hiding OF Referee
some neople are easily satisfied. Will Davis Is the
pocnllar brute that left his rider hanging Ike Absalon
among the trees OF Picnic H last spring an eccentric
eIplo that has never been wholly cleared up Uncle
Bll DAILY owner Of VIII DAVIS. was on tae trace
Dome,tc ,lncuc. Of singular compile xiiy caused me
tc,nnorary eclipse Uncle Bill, bur he has pacned
his niece Tor the present and his wife ha. oay the slow
terrors OF the C1VIl law 10 fright him with Hence
g Uncle BIZ was cheerful and chatty. The Spartan
rnr Mr. Withers In the lie loEos case sAeed us
euthusiastc Arbitration, anu he Congratulated the
Se-tor Jerome Park with richness OF picturesque
voc 1bulAry that few could approach.
rrlnping ste.pechaser knocked down a member or
the Jockey Club the track before the last race D no
his name, lest hts vile should be terrincd
FIRST RAcE-PuRsE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS FIVE
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